Prevoiusly, all opened Excel files would do this, and although some people found it annoying, it was actually a great step to prevent accidental changes of the files.Īctually, I should say sometimes it gives me that message, but almost always when it does, clicking on "Edit Workbook" comes back with "We are having problems contacting your server.check with IT" or something like that. What i'm seeing now is that whenever I open an Excel doc either by double-clicking on it in Explorer, or by first opening Excel, and then selecting it from my recent list of items, it will open the document, but no longer gives me the option at the top (in the yellow bar) that says "READ-ONLY We opened this workbook read-only from the server.", and then a button to "Edit Workbook". Is that a problem that will be fixed? If we have a placeholder folder, why does the entire file structure need an overlay of a red "X"? It eventually completed, and had errors because it doesn't appear to like to sync empty folders. It spent the next 30 minutes or so re-syncing things, so even though the process says that nothing will need to be downloaded, apparently quite a bit actually did need to be (not sure why). I noticed it retained the folder name of "Sharepoint" under the hood, even thought it looks like (in File Explorer) that the folder name is our company name (like "Contoso"). I did the onedrive.exe /takeover option and it shut down Groove, and took over syncing the sites that were already on my machine. This is exactly what I have seen since using the /takeover and utilizing the new NG OneDrive. "Run a /reset command", "reinstall", "resync the library", "oh yeah, we know about that, thanks"īut we are getting close to release and I'd love to see this fixed. I've reported this through official channels via the REPORT A PROBLEM menu in OneDrive but nothing ever substantive comes from it. This never happened with the old Groove client, so this is something unique to this new much improved client. You only find out it is read only when you try to save, and Excel tells you you cannot and then offers to save a copy. The title bar in Excel with the file name doesn't say. The file opens and there is no yellow bar that says it is read only with the button to use the file.
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I can open a file in Excel, either from the MRU list in Excel, using the File|Open menu, or double-clicking on a file in Windows Explorer.
1212) client and am still seeing an issue that has been there since the initial release back in Sept/Oct.
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